House Republicans say it's on voters to decide Rep. Matt Shea's fate in legislature
Washington House Democrats created a letter asking for Shea's expulsion from the legislature but not a single republican signed it.
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Downriver Golf Course to open Friday
Rising temperatures mean that the ski season is dwindling down while the golf season is ready to tee-off.
Local county, city and school districts prepare for potential coronavirus outbreak
Local agencies are saying they are ready to fight the spread of the coronavirus, if need be.
Warm weather prompts Crafted to open its patio early
You might have noticed it’s unseasonably warm for February. So much so, Crafted in Coeur d’Alene opened up its patio early.
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Here are the breweries coming to Lilac City Brew Fest
The list of vendors grows and grow(ler)s.
New 'Spokane' sign welcomes visitors to the Lilac City
A new sign welcomes travelers to Spokane near the eastbound I-90 and Maple Street exit.
Spokane Public Schools not moving forward with supplemental levy
The Spokane Public Schools Board voted in a meeting Wednesday night to not put a supplemental levy to voters.
Rodrick Fisher leaves WSU football team
Rodrick Fisher has left the Washington State University football team.
N. Idaho community invited to learn about coronavirus at health forum
People in North Idaho are invited to attend a health forum Thursday night to ask their questions about the Coronavirus.
Spokane woman suing booster seat manufacturer over safety claims
SPOKANE, Wash - A Spokane woman has filed a class action claim against booster seat manufacturer Evenflo over claims the company made over the safety of its car seats.
Bill would have N. Idaho permanently adopt daylight saving time
The bill keeps North Idaho on the same time zone as Washington State.
Community shows overwhelming support for local teen battling brain tumor
When Jaden Baer found out he had an inoperable brain tumor, he responded with grace.
Spokane Water Dept. work closes part of Greene St. near Carlisle
Southbound Greene Street will be reduced to one lane between Marietta and Carlisle Avenues for the majority of the day Thursday.
Idaho moves closer to ban on transgender women in athletics
Idaho moved closer Wednesday to banning transgender women from competing in women's sports despite warnings that such a law is unconstitutional.
Right lane of eastbound I-90 to close between Crossroad and Mullan Road exits on Friday
If you plan on skiing Friday at Silver Mountain or Lookout Ski Resort, be prepared for some delays. The right lane of eastbound I-90 is closed from the Crossroad exit to Mullan Road exit in North Idaho.
Washington high school staff member quarantined, school closes Thursday amid coronavirus concerns
A high school in western Washington closed Thursday due to coronavirus concerns.
Spread of coronavirus in the U.S. becoming more likely, CDC says
The CDC is investigating an alarming case in California where a woman who tested positive had no recent travel history.
Proposed ordinance would limit how loud protests could get outside Spokane health care facilities
The church meets outside the building located on E. Indiana Ave each month but, this time, police walked around with audio meters to monitor noise levels.
The deadline to get your name on a Bloomsday bib is approaching
Bloomsday 2020 is just over two months away! Racers, are you ready?
You can still get tickets to see The Mowgli's at Gonzaga's Spring Concert
You can still buy tickets to see The Mowgli's perform live at Gonzaga's Spring Concert this Friday!
'Shocking'; Gonzaga-in-Florence student gives an update from abroad following program cancellation
Gonzaga University students will be saying "ciao" to their study abroad program in Italy a few months earlier than expected.
'We trust very, very few places': Local rescue group gives advice for choosing safe doggy daycare
How do you choose the right spot for your furry friend? That's what some people are wondering after seeing a viral video of a pet daycare employee hitting a dog.
Cheney schools see results with healthier lunch options
As numbers across the nation for childhood and adult obesity rise, the Cheney School District is seeing a decrease in its numbers.
